Tea party of those born abroadKadekuru...How US spy based in Japan sent his intel about the newly constructed aircraft carrier Shoukaku to USN headquarters, someone mixed up the name into battleship "Kadekuru".漢字 are things you need to gaze on, you know?It is 無意味 if you just read them.I guess so...To think that in one single スペル there can be 5-6 ways to read it...私的には already swamped with just hiragana.FufufuAnd we started from remembering faces and clothes, didn't we?It'd be much easier once you get used to them.Sighh...If only they make 英語 an official language, it would be much 簡単...These cookies are really good.Since we always use English during tea party.I agree.Although this time we use Japanese.Isn't that right, Kongo?Like "T" and "R".Huh?O-Ohh, I think so...
Using katakana pronunciation thingy.I believe that if we use my country's 英語, 日本語 would be much easier to remember.
Kadekuru...How US spy based in Japan sent his intel about the newly constructed aircraft carrier Shoukaku to USN headquarters, someone mixed up the name into battleship "Kadekuru".
漢字 are things you need to gaze on, you know?
It is 無意味 if you just read them.
I guess so...
To think that in one single スペル there can be 5-6 ways to read it...
私的には already swamped with just hiragana.
Fufufu
And we started from remembering faces and clothes, didn't we?
It'd be much easier once you get used to them.
Sighh...
If only they make 英語 an official language, it would be much 簡単...
These cookies are really good.
Since we always use English during tea party.
I agree.
Although this time we use Japanese.
Isn't that right, Kongo?
Like "T" and "R".
Huh?
O-Ohh, I think so...
Using katakana pronunciation thingy.
I believe that if we use my country's 英語, 日本語 would be much easier to remember.
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